Games of the XI Olympiad—OOC thread

by **Vilita and Turori** » Mon Jul 25, 2016 12:13 am

CANOEING
Men’s C-1 1000 m (1)
Tilapi Goasti'i;VLT;30

ROWING
Women’s Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Ninvo Atrura / Makavi Aratrupa / Zikimili Warakzi'i / Lorasiv Nhruaso;VLT;90

SAILING
Men’s Skiff (1 team of 2)
Frute Moracca / Warfi Sea'ala;VLT;32

TABLE TENNIS
Women’s Team (1 team of 3)
Kiikkii Spinamoko / Tuaoala Ibaobka / Baoia Kbaoa;VLT;48

WRESTLING
FREESTYLE ; ;
Men’s 57 kg (1)
Munalo Sentari;VLT;35
Men’s 65 kg (1)
Kunalo Sentari;VLT;55
Men’s 86 kg (1)
Junalo Sentari;VLT;85
Women’s 48 kg (1)
Kikali Sentari;VLT;50
Women’s 53 kg (1)
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Women’s 58 kg (1)
Minali Sentari;VLT;70
Women’s 63 kg (1)
Vilari Sentari;VLT;90

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SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
Men’s Team (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;37
Women’s Team (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;84

WATER POLO
Men’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;25
Women’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;82

BASKETBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;20
Women’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;85

FOOTBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Vilita & Turori;VLT;100
Women’s (1 team)
Vilita & Turori;VLT;90

HANDBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;22
Women’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;38

HOCKEY
Men’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;93
Women’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;100

VOLLEYBALL
INDOOR
Men’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;75
Women’s (1 team)
Vilitan Union;VLT;25

by **CoraSpia** » Mon Jul 25, 2016 10:18 am

Ugh...

The problem with having someone else doing your signup is you forget that you've forgotten to change an entry.

by **Commerce Heights** » Mon Jul 25, 2016 1:52 pm

ACCEPTED ENTRIES

                                                      MEDAL                  DEMONSTRATION    OVERALL
                                         Entries   Skill    Mean    MMAB    Entries   Skill      Mean
SWI Swibia                                   263   10935   41.58   0.198          5     393     42.27
VLT Vilitan Union                            417   20802   49.88   0.200          0       0     49.88

NOTES

Swibia: Although this delegation should be rejected on the grounds that the corrections were never properly submitted in a new post (rather than editing the rejected submission after the fact), I have decided to accept it. Canoe Sprint—Women’s K-4 1000 m is not an event that is being contested at these Games; these entries have been placed in Canoe Sprint—Women’s K-4 500 m instead.

All entries are now final, except that Ethane may still submit a correction to their athletes’ names.

by **CoraSpia** » Mon Jul 25, 2016 1:58 pm

Commerce Heights wrote:ACCEPTED ENTRIES
                                                      MEDAL                  DEMONSTRATION    OVERALL
                                         Entries   Skill    Mean    MMAB    Entries   Skill      Mean
SWI Swibia                                   263   10935   41.58   0.198          5     393     42.27
VLT Vilitan Union                            417   20802   49.88   0.200          0       0     49.88
NOTES
Swibia: Although this delegation should be rejected on the grounds that the corrections were never properly submitted in a new post (rather than editing the rejected submission after the fact), I have decided to accept it. Canoe Sprint—Women’s K-4 1000 m is not an event that is being contested at these Games; these entries have been placed in Canoe Sprint—Women’s K-4 500 m instead.

All entries are now final, except that Ethane may still submit a correction to their athletes’ names.

May I submit a correction to my athletes names? I forgot to send it to Saintland.

by **Ethane** » Mon Jul 25, 2016 2:49 pm

Ethane (ETN) delegation to the Games of the XI Olympiad (name changes)

Medal Event Entries: 438
Demonstration Event Entries: 6
Average Skill Modifier: 48.905311778290994

AQUATICS
DIVING
Men’s 3 m Springboard (2)
Igor Hobbes;ETN;11
Ehud Ljungstrand;ETN;67
Men’s 10 m Platform (2)
Igor Hobbes;ETN;11
Ehud Ljungstrand;ETN;67
Men’s Synchronized 3 m Springboard (1 team of 2)
Adam Hales/Iva Lewiskeiney;ETN;36
Men’s Synchronized 10 m Platform (1 team of 2)
Jeremiah Hewlett/Alp Iswanklingteair;ETN;62
Women’s 3 m Springboard (2)
Coline Causey;ETN;35
Linnea Oswind;ETN;61
Women’s 10 m Platform (2)
Coline Causey;ETN;35
Henrietta Pilskin;ETN;40
Women’s Synchronized 3 m Springboard (1 team of 2)
Ilaria Kelwingsleigh/Michela Hanstreith;ETN;81
Women’s Synchronized 10 m Platform (1 team of 2)
Ilaria Kelwingsleigh/Michela Hanstreith;ETN;57
SWIMMING
Men’s 50 m Freestyle (2)
Sardar Aaij;ETN;23
Andrew Hillbink;ETN;45
Men’s 100 m Freestyle (2)
Andrew Hillbink;ETN;45
Yelbrie Rescher;ETN;30
Men’s 200 m Freestyle (2)
Luka Perbrew;ETN;12
Jimas Pips;ETN;3
Men’s 400 m Freestyle (2)
Ogden Assenberg;ETN;63
Kingsley Teague;ETN;41
Men’s 1 500 m Freestyle (2)
Alberto Underwood;ETN;23
Francesco Ilswarter;ETN;41
Men’s 100 m Backstroke (2)
Fred Neville;ETN;89
Gabrielle Polistantino;ETN;11
Men’s 200 m Backstroke (2)
Fabio Constantino;ETN;95
Pasquale Greignentine;ETN;34
Men’s 100 m Breaststroke (2)
Mort Schwangau;ETN;8
Harval Printoe;ETN;13
Men’s 200 m Breaststroke (2)
Petra Jules;ETN;4
Olive Jackson;ETN;0
Men’s 100 m Butterfly (2)
Ethan Pranton;ETN;20
Jacobo Jinston;ETN;31
Men’s 200 m Butterfly (2)
Bilbo Hasson;ETN;28
Aghab Dullus;ETN;37
Men’s 200 m Individual Medley (2)
Nolan Polley;ETN;21
Men’s 400 m Individual Medley (2)
Nolan Polley;ETN;21
Men’s 4×100 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
Ogden Assenberg/Kingsley Teague/Sardar Aaij/Serkan Shapiro;ETN;37
Men’s 4×200 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
Ogden Assenberg/Kingsley Teague/Sardar Aaij/Serkan Shapiro;ETN;25
Men’s 4×100 m Medley Relay (1 team of 4)
Nolan Polley/Aghab Dullus/Fabio Constantino/Ogden Assenberg;ETN;42
Men’s 10 000 m Marathon (2)
Thomas Greenwood;ETN;98
Women’s 50 m Freestyle (2)
Janina Steffen;ETN;45
Alessia Wilkins;ETN;67
Women’s 100 m Freestyle (2)
Janina Steffen;ETN;45
Alison Wakling;ETN;22
Women’s 200 m Freestyle (2)
Abital Gibson;ETN;32
Janina Steffen;ETN;45
Women’s 400 m Freestyle (2)
Sarah Hilkins;ETN;30
Gabriella Barlin;ETN;26
Women’s 800 m Freestyle (2)
Amy Lew;ETN;50
Jules Vender;ETN;61
Women’s 100 m Backstroke (2)
Mederith Winterbottom;ETN;23
Perith Kalsan;ETN;30
Women’s 200 m Backstroke (2)
Michela Water;ETN;42
Alice Constantino;ETN;49
Women’s 100 m Breaststroke (2)
Isha Nesking;ETN;40
Uliana Wakefield;ETN;15
Women’s 200 m Breaststroke (2)
Kaitlin Nutter;ETN;19
Jessica Tumler;ETN;35
Women’s 100 m Butterfly (2)
Kezia Linofin;ETN;38
Shyla Zula;ETN;45
Women’s 200 m Butterfly (2)
Evangelina Pilgrim;ETN;62
Kirstin Gallow;ETN;48
Women’s 200 m Individual Medley (2)
Miah Ferndown;ETN;38
Niya Kellaugh;ETN;52
Women’s 400 m Individual Medley (2)
Keziah Halkin;ETN;0
Maliha Perdon;ETN;55
Women’s 4×100 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
Tayah/Kiana/Hermione/Sigourney;ETN;38
Women’s 4×200 m Freestyle Relay (1 team of 4)
Tayah/Kiana/Hermione/Sigourney;ETN;38
Women’s 4×100 m Medley Relay (1 team of 4)
Tayah/Kiana/Hermione/Sigourney;ETN;38
Women’s 10 000 m Marathon (2)
Isla Andrews;ETN;43
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
Men’s Duet (1 team of 2)
Isidore Paul/Meshach Studwick;ETN;29
Men’s Team (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;8
Women’s Duet (1 team of 2)
Romayne Mac Cormaic/Genette Gilbert;ETN;69
Women’s Team (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;23
WATER POLO
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;82
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;56

ARCHERY
Men’s Individual (3)
Meabh Ulie;ETN;43
Taliyah Idriah;ETN;61
Tyresse Sandras;ETN;49
Women’s Individual (3)
Ania Blue;ETN;89
Alexandra Carsons;ETN;84
Polly Newark;ETN;14

ATHLETICS
Men’s 100 m (3)
Gerhard Schlusser;ETN;32
Agam Hermansen;ETN;45
Connor Beatley;ETN;64
Men’s 200 m (3)
Nick Koziol;ETN;39
Zackary Van Canne;ETN;72
Haden Osligh;ETN;43
Men’s 400 m (3)
Conner O Macoilsheachlainn;ETN;34
Hanan Rakers;ETN;60
Kyrell Lewis;ETN;43
Men’s 800 m (3)
Lasse Dustin;ETN;28
Mohammad Kelson;ETN;73
Benn Hidraw;ETN;43
Men’s 1 500 m (3)
Redd Danielsen;ETN;42
Gerald Rolvsson;ETN;37
Eithan Walkers;ETN;20
Men’s 5 000 m (3)
Garland Wauters;ETN;80
Ellis Harding;ETN;56
Bobby Quinsley;ETN;20
Men’s 10 000 m (3)
Daryawesh Robertsson;ETN;22
Dougie McArthur;ETN;15
Archie Farthing;ETN;64
Men’s 110 m Hurdles (3)
Connor Adams;ETN;67
Bryon Myers;ETN;1
Abe Tomson;ETN;18
Men’s 400 m Hurdles (3)
Mozes MacEntire;ETN;39
Wynne Macey;ETN;23
Torkel Bray;ETN;45
Men’s 3 000 m Steeplechase (3)
Hermanus Germain;ETN;23
Eathen Dunlas;ETN;40
Izak Sack;ETN;37
Men’s 4×100 m Relay (1 team of 4)
Gerhard Schlusser/Agam Hermansen/Connor Beatley/Waqar Hilib;ETN;65
Men’s 4×400 m Relay (1 team of 4)
Conner O Macoilsheachlainn/Hanan Rakers/Kyrell Lewis/Yakub Sinclair;ETN;40
Men’s Marathon (3)
Ellis Harding;ETN;56
Dyson Engel;ETN;67
Awomir Oliverson;ETN;34
Men’s 20 km Walk (3)
Holden Bronson;ETN;54
Men’s 50 km Walk (3)
Holden Bronson;ETN;54
Men’s High Jump (3)
Wilf Mag Uidhir;ETN;45
Olaf Devine;ETN;76
Duncan Snith;ETN;40
Men's Pole Vault (3)
Torgny Spence;ETN;32
Jamaal Christen;ETN;45
Edison Phillips;ETN;12
Men’s Long Jump (3)
Daninal Roberts;ETN;65
Anssi Blythe;ETN;84
Dagfinn Andresson;ETN;94
Men’s Triple Jump (3)
Eldon Segal;ETN;42
Yehoyakim Schult;ETN;12
Gwion Wensleigh;ETN;20
Men’s Shot Put (3)
Walton McWilliam;ETN;19
Fintan Wayne;ETN;81
Kaleem Henderson;ETN;12
Men’s Discus Throw (3)
Dude Jarvis;ETN;0
Sydney Myers;ETN;2
Cale Ulders;ETN;12
Men’s Hammer Throw (3)
Rorie Newell;ETN;32
Fabien Drake;ETN;45
Arjun Greignelselfiender;ETN;85
Men’s Javelin Throw (3)
Tasgall Leonardson;ETN;65
Domnall Timberlake;ETN;44
Trevor Barnsley;ETN;12
Men’s Decathlon (3)
Edouard Donnghaile;ETN;99
Tyrone Statham;ETN;43
Not Stevens;ETN;0
Women’s 100 m (3)
Reene Emmet;ETN;84
Kasia Gary;ETN;36
Lili Rascal;ETN;4
Women’s 200 m (3)
Reene Emmet;ETN;84
Irit Nussbaum;ETN;57
Keighley Naughters;ETN;33
Women’s 400 m (3)
Zandra Hardy;ETN;67
Meadow Jepson;ETN;83
Olga Tilpuddle;ETN;50
Women’s 800 m (3)
Malandra Holmes;ETN;12
Keisey Ilgud;ETN;38
Chantal Heilderskinsith;ETN;30
Women’s 1 500 m (3)
Caroline Fairbairn;ETN;9
Paula Sappington;ETN;91
Kier Richards;ETN;38
Women’s 5 000 m (3)
Tess Jeanes;ETN;84
Alina Menso;ETN;39
Michalina Leweson;ETN;20
Women’s 10 000 m (3)
Henrietta Kesham;ETN;100
Zuzanna Isgard;ETN;23
Alysha Perton;ETN;50
Women’s 100 m Hurdles (3)
Clemency Gunther;ETN;61
Elisabeth Stumpf;ETN;22
Tehya Renoldo;ETN;20
Women’s 400 m Hurdles (3)
Kerena Butcher;ETN;12
Christina Lacey;ETN;34
Shreeya Lateley;ETN;45
Women’s 3 000 m Steeplechase (3)
Margot Wheelock;ETN;45
Alice Stephens;ETN;76
Deven Coldraw;ETN;22
Women’s 4×100 m Relay (1 team of 4)
Reene Emmet/Kasia Gary/Lili Rascal/Savanna Hascale;ETN;90
Women’s 4×400 m Relay (1 team of 4)
Clodagh/Zhen/Millie/Scarletta;ETN;58
Women’s Marathon (3)
Kerrie Prichard;ETN;22
Tess Jeanes;ETN;84
Bailey Parsons;ETN;54
Women’s High Jump (3)
Kacey Pickle;ETN;35
Jennie Taleful;ETN;60
Kaitlyn Kenner;ETN;45
Women’s Pole Vault (3)
Ernestine Orenstein;ETN;31
Kristen Roberts;ETN;40
Nikkita Lole;ETN;43
Women’s Long Jump (3)
Hilde Barret;ETN;90
Shantelle Ingram;ETN;40
Tegan Rhee;ETN;25
Women’s Triple Jump (3)
Tegwen Forney;ETN;35
Rodina Schindler;ETN;45
Sumaiyah Oswingtohahas;ETN;63
Women’s Shot Put (3)
Andrea Alders;ETN;78
Albina Mayer;ETN;79
Anwen Wyman;ETN;90
Women’s Discus Throw (3)
Tea Gosse;ETN;13
Taryn Adcock;ETN;43
Carry Smets;ETN;32
Women's Hammer Throw (3)
Hildegard Hall;ETN;2
Nita Gustafsson;ETN;0
Elli Bilter;ETN;5
Women’s Javelin Throw (3)
Winifred mooney;ETN;12
Antonette Romeijnders;ETN;35
Bisma Lion;ETN;50
Women’s Heptathlon (3)
Ria Dunajski;ETN;38
Antonia Lewsingleigthingha;ETN;22
Sierra Portingsworthmore;ETN;30

BADMINTON
Men’s Singles (3)
Triston Black;ETN;67
Aria Baker;ETN;34
Kaya Wakislav;ETN;47
Men’s Doubles (3 teams of 2)
Domnall Mcphee/Ira Smalls;ETN;47
Taliyah Lisbon/Sebastion Hawksworth;ETN;63
Lucien Talling/Myley Garth;ETN;22
Women’s Singles (3)
Nicky Cockburn;ETN;45
Gwynedd Riley;ETN;51
Sabiha Jalver;ETN;3
Women’s Doubles (3 teams of 2)
Devon Jewel/Caelan Hunter;ETN;58
Tracy Studwick/Angel Mcbride;ETN;32
Chantal Yalker/Jadyn Moans;ETN;28
Mixed Doubles (3 teams of 2)
Kennedy Blair/Sage Carpenter;ETN;89
Stacey Fox/Andie Tolbert;ETN;12
Michaline Harris/Arron Whyte;ETN;23

BASKETBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;92
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;85

BOXING
Men’s Light Flyweight (1)
Shaw Lannon;ETN;34
Men’s Flyweight (1)
Augustine Hamilton;ETN;43
Men’s Bantamweight (1)
Cynan Ilworth;ETN;3
Men’s Lightweight (1)
Kester Delany;ETN;23
Men’s Light Welterweight (1)
Indiana McKellar;ETN;34
Men’s Welterweight (1)
Randall Hamm;ETN;54
Men’s Middleweight (1)
Reid Killough;ETN;31
Men’s Light Heavyweight (1)
Bartholomew Mac Domhnaill;ETN;27
Men’s Heavyweight (1)
Arnie Darts;ETN;5
Men’s Super Heavyweight (1)
Nate Butler;ETN;12
Women’s Light Flyweight (1)
Isha Ester;ETN;20
Women’s Flyweight (1)
Tayah Rash;ETN;31
Women’s Bantamweight (1)
Eireaan MacDonald;ETN;7
Women’s Lightweight (1)
Jordyn Coy;ETN;21
Women’s Light Welterweight (1)
Tresha McAfee;ETN;34
Women's Welterweight (1)
Kaylyn Yarlyn;ETN;21
Women’s Middleweight (1)
Olwin Josephson;ETN;34
Women’s Light Heavyweight (1)
Wanda Maclomhair;ETN;29
Women’s Heavyweight (1)
Denise Evelyn;ETN;37
Women's Super Heavyweight (1)
Niamh Oldfield;ETN;45

CANOEING
SLALOM
Men’s C-1 (1)
Lennard Moffett;ETN;69
Men’s C-2 (1 team of 2)
Herbie Brant/Osborne McGowan;ETN;59
Men’s K-1 (1)
Redmund Mag Raith;ETN;100
Women’s C-1 (1)
Laureen Becket;ETN;89
Women’s C-2 (1 team of 2)
Mave Apted/Gaynor Triggs;ETN;78
Women’s K-1 (1)
Joandra Maxwell;ETN;71
SPRINT
Men’s C-1 200 m (1)
Kaolin Verity;ETN;76
Men's C-1 1000 m (1)
Frank Irvine;ETN;93
Men’s C-2 1000 m (1 team of 2)
Frank Irvine/Tierney Allen;ETN;60
Men's K-1 200 m (1)
Derek Adwood;ETN;16
Men’s K-1 1000 m (1)
Coilean Sadler;ETN;65
Men’s K-2 200 m (1 team of 2)
Page Mitchell/Bart Power;ETN;78
Men’s K-2 1000 m (1 team of 2)
Coilean Sadler/Chuck Ferguson;ETN;56
Men’s K-4 1000 m (1 team of 4)
Coilean Sadler/Chuck Ferguson/Jolyon Gibbs/Lovell Munro;ETN;100
Women’s C-1 200 m (1)
Gracey Wilhem;ETN;22
Women’s C-1 500 m (1)
Beryl McNeith;ETN;43
Women’s C-2 500 m (1 team of 2)
Beryle McNeigh/Gracie Sheehy;ETN;64
Women’s K-1 200 m (1)
Suzanna Cornell;ETN;65
Women’s K-1 500 m (1)
Candida McPhee;ETN;87
Women’s K-2 200 m (1 team of 2)
Suzanna Cornell/Dixie Fitzgerald;ETN;61
Women’s K-2 500 m (1 team of 2)
Candida Mcphee/Madeleine Ibbot;ETN;53
Women’s K-4 500 m (1 team of 4)
Candida Mcphee/Madeleine Ibbot/Dilwen Al Frighil/Odell Quinn;ETN;59

CYCLING
BMX
Men’s (3)
Alex Baker;ETN;54
Women’s (3)
Alison Anderson;ETN;54
MOUNTAIN BIKING
Men’s (3)
Crispian Elwes;ETN;45
Braxton Barker;ETN;12
Keiron Hunter;ETN;82
Women’s (3)
Abel Simpson;ETN;11
Alisia Harwood;ETN;41
Kaja Simpson;ETN;64
ROAD
Men’s Road Race (5)
Gyles Haward;ETN;56
Dezi Studwick;ETN;90
Tad Owston;ETN;67
Gyles Alberts;ETN;57
David Blair;ETN;49
Men’s Time Trial (2)
Lonnie Ã Brawdaigh;ETN;90
Emlyn Mac Meara;ETN;56
Women’s Road Race (5)
Greta Prichard;ETN;49
Aspen Merritt;ETN;86
Sidony al Braoin;ETN;83
Efa Bronson;ETN;56
Glenice Martel;ETN;42
Women’s Time Trial (2)
Janeka Hudson;ETN;49
Marcia Fay;ETN;92
TRACK
Men’s Keirin (2)
Marion Carl;ETN;45
Zak Headwood;ETN;61
Men’s Omnium (2)
Kaden Sangster;ETN;68
Zayd Jackson;ETN;22
Men’s Sprint (2)
Terry Stamp;ETN;43
Price Huxtable;ETN;47
Men’s Team Pursuit (1 team of 4)
Hervey Keith/Brennan Farnham/Feidhlim Travis/Kingsley Kevins;ETN;98
Men’s Team Sprint (1 team of 3)
Terry Stamp/Price Huxtable/Regent Doibhilin;ETN;68
Women’s Keirin (2)
Casey Masterson;ETN;54
Katriona Harrel;ETN;73
Women's Omnium (2)
Sarah Babcoke;ETN;81
La Po;ETN;12
Women’s Sprint (2)
Henrietta Snelling;ETN;44
Ally Ainsworth;ETN;64
Women’s Team Pursuit (1 team of 4)
Gail Maddox/Merletta Coke/Wilda Davies/Gwen Hooper;ETN;82
Women’s Team Sprint (1 team of 3)
Henrietta Snelling/Ally Ainsworth/Eglantine Babcock;ETN;59

EQUESTRIAN
DRESSAGE
Individual (4)
Johnie Starret;ETN;12
Jamie Poindexter;ETN;23
Heulog Howard;ETN;31
Jody Saal hiIfearinain;ETN;27
EVENTING
Individual (5)
Hollis Malloye;ETN;34
Jamie Dubhshlain;ETN;0
Raine Savage;ETN;23
Lindy Henryson;ETN;31
Sal Hanson;ETN;2
JUMPING
Individual (4)
Skyler Harlan;ETN;30
Charley Holmes;ETN;1
Pedro Wilker;ETN;15
Anneliese Hilgam;ETN;22

FENCING
Men's Individual Épée (3)
Kipling Payne;ETN;25
Men's Individual Foil (3)
Austen Patton;ETN;24
Men's Individual Sabre (3)
Ceallachan Earls;ETN;13
Women's Individual Épée (3)
Reagan Harper;ETN;22
Women's Individual Foil (3)
Flann Huddleson;ETN;17
Women's Individual Sabre (3)
Jewell Platt;ETN;15

FOOTBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;72
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;80

GOLF
Men’s Individual (3)
Robert Cole;ETN;32
Eifion O'Hanegan;ETN;32
Jonathon Gader;ETN;50
Women’s Individual (3)
Rosabel Badcoke;ETN;43
Cain Jaling;ETN;21
Asha Adiss;ETN;51

GYMNASTICS
ARTISTIC
Men’s Individual (6)
Grover Mac Cormaic;ETN;45
Michael Mac Ghabhann;ETN;42
Jerrard Ahearne;ETN;34
Seaghdh Jewel;ETN;65
Indigo York;ETN;23
Caiden Langley;ETN;67
Women’s Individual (6)
Dee Benbow;ETN;45
Mirabelle Haggard;ETN;56
Emmaline Warren;ETN;4
Jessi Merrill;ETN;69
Kristi Southgate;ETN;34
Alicia Norris;ETN;92
RHYTHMIC
Men’s Individual (2)
Blake Brooke;ETN;19
Diggory Bone;ETN;56
Men’s Group (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;22
Women’s Individual (2)
Aerona Hunter;ETN;66
Doria Dubhghlas;ETN;34
Women’s Group (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;60
TRAMPOLINE
Men’s (2)
Rocky Steole;ETN;60
Kobi Madhse;ETN;22
Women’s (2)
Karishma Hell;ETN;35
Helen Bell;ETN;45

HANDBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;85
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;92

HOCKEY
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;43
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;22

MODERN PENTATHLON
Men’s (2)
Goraidh Hudson;ETN;68
Joshuah Jacobs;ETN;46
Women’s (2)
Teale Earls;ETN;34
Glenys Winchester;ETN;89

ROWING
Men’s Single Sculls (1)
Luck Belgrave;ETN;60
Men’s Double Sculls (1 team of 2)
Beaumont Floinn/Graham McLean;ETN;69
Men’s Lightweight Double Sculls (1 team of 2)
Clive Auteberry/Flurry Meyrick;ETN;56
Men’s Quadruple Sculls (1 team of 4)
Beaumont Floinn/Graham McLean/Cathal Broin/Evan Jakeman;ETN;82
Men’s Coxless Pairs (1 team of 2)
Gordie Patrickson/Braiden Heath;ETN;59
Men’s Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Gordie Patrickson/Braiden Heath/Leigh Fairbairn/Dilwyn Ellison;ETN;83
Men’s Lightweight Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Muir Moses/Terrance Daomasaigh/Marlowe Jinks/Quintin Duffy;ETN;69
Men’s Coxed Eights (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;97
Women’s Single Sculls (1)
Cyrilla Cearmada;ETN;67
Women’s Double Sculls (1 team of 2)
Cyrilla Asa Cearmada/Annie McLain;ETN;78
Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls (1 team of 2)
Duana Cavanaugh/Candyce Phelps;ETN;82
Women’s Quadruple Sculls (1 team of 4)
Cyrilla Al Cearmada/Annie McLain/Duana Cavanaugh/Candyce Phelps;ETN;84
Women’s Coxless Pairs (1 team of 2)
Ferne Senior/Johanna Neal;ETN;57
Women’s Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Ferne Senior/Johanna Neal/Abegail Parker/Honor Jeffers;ETN;84
Women’s Lightweight Coxless Fours (1 team of 4)
Tracy Terry/Ariel Badcocke/Wendy Truman/Sukie Bryan;ETN;74
Women’s Coxed Eights (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;90

RUGBY SEVENS
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;99
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;97

SAILING
Men’s One-Person Dinghy (1)
Dailach Noel;ETN;99
Men’s Two-Person Dinghy (1 team of 2)
Braden Arthurson/Gordy Carlyle;ETN;92
Men’s Heavyweight Dinghy (1)
Vic Sloan;ETN;82
Men’s Sailboard (1)
Cletis Davis;ETN;79
Men’s Skiff (1 team of 2)
Sheard McCracken/Antony Turnbull;ETN;69
Women’s One-Person Dinghy (1)
Kamryn Allaway;ETN;96
Women’s Two-Person Dinghy (1 team of 2)
Kaelyn McRae/Myf Devin;ETN;93
Women’s Heavyweight Dinghy (1)
Essie Porcher;ETN;78
Women’s Sailboard (1)
Tara Plank;ETN;94
Women’s Skiff (1 team of 2)
Nat Wilcox/Fergie Tinker;ETN;93

SHOOTING
Men's Trap (2)
Conchacor Varnham;ETN;32
Men's Double Trap (2)
Conchacor Varnham;ETN;32
Women's Skeet (2)
Cade Sandford;ETN;45
Toal Haywood;ETN;32
Women's Trap (2)
Kaycee Flynn;ETN;32
Kasandra Gormain;ETN;45
Women's Double Trap (2)
Kaycee Flynn;ETN;32
Kasandra Gormain;ETN;45
Women's Skeet (2)
Sammie Beake;ETN;78
Jenifer McAfee;ETN;72

TABLE TENNIS
Men's Singles (3)
Morgan Sanderson;ETN;88
Garfield Sparks;ETN;65
Berry Garrett;ETN;46
Men's Team (1 team of 3)
Nollaig Magorian/Dugald Hearn/Royle Cullen;ETN;56
Women's Singles (3)
Annette Gibson;ETN;38
Angela Walsh;ETN;67
Gisselle David;ETN;56
Women's Team (1 team of 3)
Gwawr Hunnisett/Kiera Moray/Sammi Ewart;ETN;82

TENNIS
Men's Singles (4)
Adair Winton;ETN;67
Triston Grieve;ETN;63
Gresham haigain;ETN;83
Meredydd McCreery;ETN;49
Men's Doubles (2 teams of 2)
Royle Fairburn/Dylan Butts;ETN;59
Rich Howard/Cornelius Sargent;ETN;84
Women's Singles (4)
Saffron Arkwright;ETN;81
Carson Peter;ETN;29
Skyler Sawyer;ETN;56
Elspet O'Malley;ETN;92
Women's Doubles (2 teams of 2)
Dilys Abraham/Joey O'Neal;ETN;56
Davina O'Hannigain/Serenity Stephens;ETN;89
Mixed Doubles (2 teams of 2)
Skylar Beckett/Steffan Tupper;ETN;63
Meghan Martel/Earl McDonald;ETN;61

TRIATHLON
Men's (3)
Coinneach McCrory;ETN;65
Adrian Ericson;ETN;42
Stiofan McKinley;ETN;32
Women's (3)
Sue Ryer;ETN;63
Jaqueline Hollins;ETN;34
Jonelle Ford;ETN;43

VOLLEYBALL
BEACH
Men's (2 teams of 2)
Troy Kynaston/Angus MacCallion;ETN;78
Lake Yap/Murdo Ã Treasaigh;ETN;93
Women's (2 teams of 2)
Fidelma Braonain/Divina Wade;ETN;64
Darcey Turnbull/Glenna Niles;ETN;56
INDOOR
Men's (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;82
Women's (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;73

Demonstration Events

7BALL
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;100
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;100

BASEBALL
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;100

GRIDIRON
Men’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;85
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;90

SOFTBALL
Women’s (1 team)
Ethane;ETN;100

by **Swibia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 5:14 am

Commerce Heights wrote:ACCEPTED ENTRIES
                                                      MEDAL                  DEMONSTRATION    OVERALL
                                         Entries   Skill    Mean    MMAB    Entries   Skill      Mean
SWI Swibia                                   263   10935   41.58   0.198          5     393     42.27
VLT Vilitan Union                            417   20802   49.88   0.200          0       0     49.88
NOTES
Swibia: Although this delegation should be rejected on the grounds that the corrections were never properly submitted in a new post (rather than editing the rejected submission after the fact), I have decided to accept it. Canoe Sprint—Women’s K-4 1000 m is not an event that is being contested at these Games; these entries have been placed in Canoe Sprint—Women’s K-4 500 m instead.

All entries are now final, except that Ethane may still submit a correction to their athletes’ names.

Apologies. I genuinely thought I had created a new post - when clicking on the edit button to copy and paste the old roster, I must have continued editing the old post rather than creating a new post with the changes added in. Hopefully this is the final instance of annoyance that I cause in this competition.

by **CoraSpia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 2:43 pm

I said I wanted to host American football qualifiers and was ignored.

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 3:53 pm

Coraspia wrote:I said I wanted to host American football qualifiers and was ignored.

It was explicitly said by CH to TG the interest, so only a post would not cut it.

On top of it all, do you have the necessary experience to earn his trust over scorinating the qualifiers?

by **CoraSpia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:21 pm

The Royal Kingdom of Quebec wrote:
Coraspia wrote:I said I wanted to host American football qualifiers and was ignored.

It was explicitly said by CH to TG the interest, so only a post would not cut it.

On top of it all, do you have the necessary experience to earn his trust over scorinating the qualifiers?

Pretty sure I did tg him. Also rather sure we were told the qualifiers were some sort of fantastic new way of getting less experienced people involved in hosting.

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:25 pm

Coraspia wrote:
The Royal Kingdom of Quebec wrote:It was explicitly said by CH to TG the interest, so only a post would not cut it.

On top of it all, do you have the necessary experience to earn his trust over scorinating the qualifiers?

Pretty sure I did tg him. Also rather sure we were told the qualifiers were some sort of fantastic new way of getting less experienced people involved in hosting.

Less experienced does not necessarily mean those who have barely any experience in hosting.

by **CoraSpia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:28 pm

The Royal Kingdom of Quebec wrote:
Coraspia wrote:Pretty sure I did tg him. Also rather sure we were told the qualifiers were some sort of fantastic new way of getting less experienced people involved in hosting.

Less experienced does not necessarily mean those who have barely any experience in hosting, if I can help you on the matter.

It does seem that everyone who has a qualifier already has a lot of experience, however. Perhaps it might do, once in a while, to trust that the same few people might not be the only people in the world who are capable of doing anything, and to expand the pool somewhat further. Especially since it is now extremely difficult for anyone to gain experience.

by **Gregoryisgodistan** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:31 pm

Coraspia wrote:
The Royal Kingdom of Quebec wrote:Less experienced does not necessarily mean those who have barely any experience in hosting, if I can help you on the matter.

It does seem that everyone who has a qualifier already has a lot of experience, however. Perhaps it might do, once in a while, to trust that the same few people might not be the only people in the world who are capable of doing anything, and to expand the pool somewhat further. Especially since it is now extremely difficult for anyone to gain experience.

So host a lesser event and slowly work your way up. Host the Runner Cup or something. Oh wait, you're a special snowflake who believes "realism" trumps fun and can't tolerate anything with sapient ponies or fog things even though it's fun and therefore you have to only compete in the Olympics, which requires the most experience of anything to host, then whine when we won't let you host it.

by **Krytenia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:34 pm

Coraspia wrote:
The Royal Kingdom of Quebec wrote:Less experienced does not necessarily mean those who have barely any experience in hosting, if I can help you on the matter.

It does seem that everyone who has a qualifier already has a lot of experience, however. Perhaps it might do, once in a while, to trust that the same few people might not be the only people in the world who are capable of doing anything, and to expand the pool somewhat further. Especially since it is now extremely difficult for anyone to gain experience.

The Olympics are not the place to do this. There are plenty of places that are; the World Bowl and International Basketball Championships, for instance, are good seeding grounds, as is the Baptism of Fire - though a co-host would be the way to go for this last one.

Alternatively, try hosting a small "friendly" tournament in a chosen sport - though do make sure you make it clear in the OP how you intend to scorinate (not doing this is the biggest rookie mistake going).

Remember, all expreienced hosts were once newbie hosts - we impart and instruct because we have been there.

(BTW, the best people to get advice for hosting are probably myself, CH, and Valanora, who have hosted a ridiculous number of events between us.)

by **CoraSpia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:45 pm

Gregoryisgodistan wrote:
Coraspia wrote:It does seem that everyone who has a qualifier already has a lot of experience, however. Perhaps it might do, once in a while, to trust that the same few people might not be the only people in the world who are capable of doing anything, and to expand the pool somewhat further. Especially since it is now extremely difficult for anyone to gain experience.

So host a lesser event and slowly work your way up. Host the Runner Cup or something. Oh wait, you're a special snowflake who believes "realism" trumps fun and can't tolerate anything with sapient ponies or fog things even though it's fun and therefore you have to only compete in the Olympics, which requires the most experience of anything to host, then whine when we won't let you host it.

Taking posts out of context is sooooooooooo fun, isn't it?
My comments in respect to realism were only as far as it would make no sense if their was a sporting event hosted in a realist region (such as Atlas, where Coraspia, note not the haven, is located.) Before accusing me of hating unrealistic entries, please read my entries in the Olympics. They feature two cyborgs, a King, a 10-year old tennis champion, and a thing called 'daisy the devourer' which you'll learn about later on (it's cute, and evil, and slightly...ever so slightly fluffy.) I don't take part in many events on ns sport because I am studying for a law degree, work full time and am writing a book, while also having a boyfriend, a social life, musical commitments, and membership in other rps as well as gameplay. Note how I did enter more events a few years ago (world cup, tennis, nscf, world bowl.)

by **Banija** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 4:57 pm

Can I just ask, why the roster limits? Especially the 45 for American football?

Cutting down my World Bowl roster from 61 to 45 is quite the challenge

by **Taeshan** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 5:42 pm

Just one note my Women's Volleyball team is listed as taking part in the AO qualifying part rather than the Rushmore qualifying part.

by **Commerce Heights** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 5:45 pm

The draws for qualifying events are going to be several hours later than planned (I’d intended to have everything done by 00:00 UTC).

Ethane wrote:Ethane (ETN) delegation to the Games of the XI Olympiad (name changes)

You still have Lonnie Ã Brawdaigh and Murdo Ã Treasaigh.

Coraspia wrote:May I submit a correction to my athletes names? I forgot to send it to Saintland.

Without knowing what you want to correct, I can’t tell you if I’ll accept it.

Coraspia wrote:Pretty sure I did tg him. Also rather sure we were told the qualifiers were some sort of fantastic new way of getting less experienced people involved in hosting.

It was primarily aimed at people who have significant prior experience in hosting other competitions and are interested in hosting the Olympic Games in the future—i.e., Quebec. I also chose a couple of less-experienced hosts for smaller events, but I had to choose a limited number so that, even if they somehow did something catastrophically wrong, it wouldn’t have a significant effect on the Olympic Games overall.

Banija wrote:Can I just ask, why the roster limits? Especially the 45 for American football?

Cutting down my World Bowl roster from 61 to 45 is quite the challenge

In real life, team rosters at the Olympic Games are limited so that the total number of athletes is manageable and to limit the number of unused substitutes who can receive medals (although that’s not a factor for a demonstration sport). For instance, association football rosters are limited to 18 at the Olympic Games even though competitions such as the World Cup and continental championships typically allow squads of 23.

I chose the number 45 specifically because it’s the roster limit at the IFAF World Championship, and was also the limit used when American football was played as an invitational sport at the Duisburg 2005 World Games.

by **CoraSpia** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 5:47 pm

Commerce Heights wrote:The draws for qualifying events are going to be several hours later than planned (I’d intended to have everything done by 00:00 UTC).

Ethane wrote:Ethane (ETN) delegation to the Games of the XI Olympiad (name changes)

You still have Lonnie Ã Brawdaigh and Murdo Ã Treasaigh.

Coraspia wrote:May I submit a correction to my athletes names? I forgot to send it to Saintland.

Without knowing what you want to correct, I can’t tell you if I’ll accept it.

Coraspia wrote:Pretty sure I did tg him. Also rather sure we were told the qualifiers were some sort of fantastic new way of getting less experienced people involved in hosting.

It was primarily aimed at people who have significant prior experience in hosting other competitions and are interested in hosting the Olympic Games in the future—i.e., Quebec. I also chose a couple of less-experienced hosts for smaller events, but I had to choose a limited number so that, even if they somehow did something catastrophically wrong, it wouldn’t have a significant effect on the Olympic Games overall.

Banija wrote:Can I just ask, why the roster limits? Especially the 45 for American football?

Cutting down my World Bowl roster from 61 to 45 is quite the challenge

In real life, team rosters at the Olympic Games are limited so that the total number of athletes is manageable and to limit the number of unused substitutes who can receive medals (although that’s not a factor for a demonstration sport). For instance, association football rosters are limited to 18 at the Olympic Games even though competitions such as the World Cup and continental championships typically allow squads of 23.

I chose the number 45 specifically because it’s the roster limit at the IFAF World Championship, and was also the limit used when American football was played as an invitational sport at the Duisburg 2005 World Games.

I just want 'Sian Suthers' to become 'Maria Schtenko.'

by **Todd McCloud** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 5:52 pm

Vekaiyu welcomes those lucky nations chosen to compete on its soil for the qualifying games!

http://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=668651

by **Ndaku** » Tue Jul 26, 2016 8:42 pm

Now that the draws are up, would it be too late to request a minor change of the names for one of my women's beach volleyball entry Alisia De Santigo/Alisia De Santigo to Alisia De Santigo/Sissie Abujamal? I mistakenly copied and pasted Alisia De Santigo's name twice for the team.

by **West Phoencia** » Wed Jul 27, 2016 1:28 am

Maybe if people are keen to gather experience someone helpful and experienced can give them some training so they can put their hand up to help that way new people can learn.
He offered his assistance and instead people have been snarky and told him to go host a small event.

Maybe he wants to assist with the Olympics and unless something dodgy is going on where they only want certain qualifiers so they in turn can ensure their mates win spots in all the qualifiers.

Cant someone simply say sure. You can help me with some of the basic stuff.

There is clearly alot of work going into this. Little reward. Little thanks and time taken out of your schedule to create something fun.

by **Britonisea** » Wed Jul 27, 2016 1:31 am

I wonder how training would be like?

by **The Royal Kingdom of Quebec** » Wed Jul 27, 2016 1:51 am

West Phoencia wrote:Maybe if people are keen to gather experience someone helpful and experienced can give them some training so they can put their hand up to help that way new people can learn.
He offered his assistance and instead people have been snarky and told him to go host a small event.

Maybe he wants to assist with the Olympics and unless something dodgy is going on where they only want certain qualifiers so they in turn can ensure their mates win spots in all the qualifiers.

Cant someone simply say sure. You can help me with some of the basic stuff.

The reason why you cannot simply do that is because of how much work these events can demand. It is expected that you be on top of handling the scorinator and make sure that you are not going to make mistakes, or if you do....fix them accordingly. This is to ensure that even if things might go catastrophically on an event, it would not screw up great parts of the Olympic Games overall.

In order to ensure, that you need to have such scorination experience well in advance. Scorination and hosting experiences, especially to the point where you'll be able to reach that level of expectations successfully, don't come so handily in such a short matter of time.

by **Krytenia** » Wed Jul 27, 2016 2:47 am

Coraspia wrote:I just want 'Sian Suthers' to become 'Maria Schtenko.'

I'd suggest TGing CH the details. Don't forget to tell him the event Sian/Maria is entered into; such a minor change should be OK (though I can't speak for CH, obviously), but at this point in time the host has a lot of data-related admin to do, so full details would make things that much quicker for both of you.

by **Liventia** » Wed Jul 27, 2016 2:49 am

West Phoencia wrote:Maybe if people are keen to gather experience someone helpful and experienced can give them some training so they can put their hand up to help that way new people can learn.
He offered his assistance and instead people have been snarky and told him to go host a small event.

Maybe he wants to assist with the Olympics and unless something dodgy is going on where they only want certain qualifiers so they in turn can ensure their mates win spots in all the qualifiers.

Cant someone simply say sure. You can help me with some of the basic stuff.

The Olympics is literally the biggest event on here, and is the one where someone with zero previous hosting experience is most unlikely to be asked to help in any way. Nothing "dodgy" at all.

There is clearly alot of work going into this. Little reward. Little thanks and time taken out of your schedule to create something fun.

That much you've got right. And exactly why Olympics hosts don't have the time to help someone with no previous hosting ability along. There's just too much to be done.

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